Manila Bulletin - 2023-07-12

• Marcos gov’t gets majority approval ratings on 10 major issues - Pulse Asia AFP boosts presence in Kalayaan Island Group
• Wage increase in NCR to push through - DOLE
• CHED sets immediate, long-term goals to address shortage of nurses
• Last week the hottest worldwide on record - UN WORLDBITS
• Trial opens for 50 Vietnam officials over rescue flight bribes Türkiye agrees to advance Sweden’s NATO accession
• ‘Orange like the sun’: Visitors flock to Iceland volcano
• S. Korean lawmakers, Japanese activists rally against nuclear wastewater dumping plan
• It’s getting hot in here
• Fil-am golfer Allisen Corpuz scores historic US Women’s Open victory
• The kingdom of heaven
• Education: An instrument of progress
• The power of tourists’ testimonia­ls
• How Spain is using ICT for sustainabi­lity
• Global goals on fighting poverty, inequality ‘in peril’ – UN
• Kai Sotto rides the bench anew in Magic's second straight loss Blu Girls up for big task in Italy
• COLLISION COURSE
• ADB, Singapore’s EMA partner to promote clean energy in SEA
• Rate closes at ₱55.25/$1 CLOSING AVERAGE Trade deficit narrows 21% to $4.396 billion in May
• Economic team begins Us-canada roadshow
• BSP conducts studies on polymer recycling
• Manulife Philippine­s appoints new CFO, CRO
• Auto industry...
• Holderfin starts ₱1.74-B tender for Holcim shares
• AMRO keeps PH 2023 growth outlook at 6.2% Europe investment roadshow yields 16 positive leads
• Rice prices soar to 2-year high in Asia on El Niño drought risks First Gen awards LNG cargo to Shell
• MMFF 2023 announces first set of official entries
• ‘Crash landing on us!’ Swiss village reels from Netflix fame
• The creator’s journey
• From ashes to Nagasaki
• From ashes to Nagasaki
• What it takes to be a profession­al content producer following the examples of Macoy Dubs and Roanne and Tina

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